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Rural Board asks Hoskins to drop 5% clerk-wage reconciliation charge; trustees will consider at fiscal-year end
Summary
Rural Board members Larry Anderson and John Mangels asked the Village of Hoskins to remove a 5% charge for the village clerk's wages from the annual interlocal reconciliation. Trustees discussed valuations and tax rates and said they would consider the request at the end of the fiscal year; no motion was made.
At the Village of Hoskins Board of Trustees meeting April 9, 2026, rural board members Larry Anderson and John Mangels attended to review the interlocal agreement between the village and the Rural Board. The discussion covered valuations, tax rates and the annual reconciliation process.
Anderson and Mangels requested that the Rural Board’s standard 5% charge on the village clerk’s wages be eliminated from the reconciliation process. Trustees did not vote on the request during the meeting; the board indicated it would take the Rural Board’s request into consideration at the end of the fiscal year. The minutes do not quantify the fiscal impact of removing the 5% charge or state whether staff will prepare a cost analysis before the fiscal-year review.
No formal motion or vote was recorded on the interlocal agreement or the clerk-wage charge at the April 9 meeting. The trustees handled other business during the same session, including approval of a revised franchise agreement and routine bills.
